A History of WalesPenguin UK, 25 янв. 2007 г. - Всего страниц: 784 Stretching from the Ice Ages to the present day, this masterful account traces the political, social and cultural history of the land that has come to be called Wales. |
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1995 | |
Dinas Powys Catraeth and Llantwit Major | |
Aberffraw Dinefwr and Mathrafal | |
Rhuddlan Sycharth and Penmynydd | |
Ludlow Gwydir and Llangeitho | |
Holywell Dowlais and Llanover | |
The Rhondda Aberystwyth and Bethesda | |
The Somme Brynmawr and Penyberth | |
Cardiff Margam and Tryweryn | |
Shotton Brussels and Carmarthen | |
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Aberystwyth Anglesey Anglican areas argued authority became bishop boroughs Britain British Brythonic Caernarfon campaign Cardiff Cardiganshire Carmarthen Castle cent central centre Church claimed coal Conservatives considered counties created culture Cymru Fydd Dafydd decades decline Deheubarth Despite disestablishment districts Edward election England English established estates Europe evidence favour Flintshire gentry Glamorgan Glyn growth Gruffudd ap Gwynedd Henry history of Wales houses Hywel increase increasingly industry inhabitants Ireland Irish John Jones king king’s kingdom Labour party land landowners leaders Liberal Lloyd George Llywelyn lordships majority Marcher Lords Merthyr Methodists miners Monmouthshire National Nevertheless nineteenth century Nonconformists Owain parliament particularly period Plaid Cymru poets political population Powys Protestant received region result Rhondda Roman rulers rural schools society south Wales coalfield St David’s strike Swansea territories Thomas thousand towns tradition union valley vote Welsh economy Welsh language Welsh-speaking Welshmen William